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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

The best and lowest priced stock OF
Key West and llayana cigars ut I. I.
McCulloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock
of chewing and smoking tobacco at
{. &. McCnllock's.
The best aud lowest priced stock OF
of sugar, of all grades at &. {. Mci
CulloCh's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
OF mol sscs and syrup- at Z. {. Nc
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
green and roasted collccs at &. G. Me-
Culioch's.
The most complete and lowest
priced stock of teas ever offered in
central Texas ut G. &. McCulIoch's.
The most complete vnd lowest
priced. stock Of dried fruits at {. G.
McCulloch'-.
snow white lard, Whittaker't hams
breakfast bacon, dried beef, ham
prices of the finest quality at &. G.
McCuloch's.
The most complete stock of gro
ceries at low prices to suit the hard
times nj &. G. McCullockhs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21

the saloons are chiefly Imported by
the transient travelling float
ing classes, who otherwise pay but
little, either directly or indirectly, TO
support tho government. With II
change the chief patrons of whisky
would be our home people of every
profession, class, grade shade and
color
Yes, my friend. am opposed to
and shall vote against the so-clalled
prohibition amendment tor. what
believe to be. the welfare of morality
the protection of virtue, the promo
ton of honesty. and the pcrpctuity OF
good government. With great re-
spcct and sincere friendship. ! am
your obcdicnt servant
J. = HOCG.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
t1tittil,lIg

Barnum said. "The American peo-
pie like to be humbuggcd.' This
may be true in the line OF entertain.
ment, but not when lite is at stake.
A man with consumption, or any
lingering disease, looking death in
the face and seeking to evade the aw-
ful grasp, does not like to he THRILLED
with. SO with confidence We place
before our readers Natures great
remedy. Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, a sure relief tor that long
train OF diseases resulting from inn
pure blood. such rs Consumption,
Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Liver Com
plant Kidney Disorder, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Scrofuia, aud General
Debility. Timc-tried aud thoroughly
tested. II stands without an equal
Any druggist.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-21
RECLINING ARM CHAIRS
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN
Fort Worth, Gainesville,

Free 10 Passengers holding Gr-t-cIass
tickets from Galveston or HouS'
ton 10 Fort worth, Gninesviiie
or BniIns, or from II worth,
Gainesville or Dallas to
Galveston or Houston
To and from intermcdiat" points
100 miles or less, ~ cents; $50 10 300
miles, 80 cents over $50 miIes, 80 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
CALENDARS TO-DAY.
Adjourned until tomorrow.

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cort ty q, Iy 1sp Brpnt Jndso
and Assistln DistrictAtorney' fiLxe1Ao "H"
Sornr or crsrn.L ssssoss-PARr Isstore Judge Cow
ing aud Assistant DisretAttorney bediO'u'-0' .
CoTWf or GENERAL sEssloys-PARr II-BeIors GiSer
,ieey, Judge aud Assistant District Attorney ruu'N''
Douki OF .,,,s DI,trst Attorney Davis Held IN Part
III Room OF The superior court-No' " ~ ine'a'Vs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
PHILADELPHIA KENNEL CLUB SHoK.
SOME OF rHx HIGH-PRICED ANIMALS ON kAHlbi-
TON AND THE PRICEs ASKED.

SOME OF THE HIGH-PRICED ANIMALS ON kAHibi-
TON AND THE PRICES ASKED
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 tSpeciab The ni'h
annual bench show OF the Philadelphia henhei Oluo
hegan TODAY at the West Chestnut Rink ihere
wer, ie2 dogs comprising twenty-seven classes eA-
h;b,Les the largest number ever shown IN tnis GUY.
A,on, the most Notable mastifs are Brother Naiuea
of s6Oo: Ohio rich orange and white rough-coa'ed
s. Rrraard worth IS, 300. from the Hospce henneis
at arlington N j.; Sir Charles, an orange orno'e n
Rs,rard with white marking three years oiu
valued at 81 OOO Mareary, ST. bernard pi'ou'
,rh;,c with brindle markings, and SiiVeihorh,
',,nnv ot the snne breed. are extremely valuable
Roth of these aogs are owned by james "a'Son'
Germanto wn. ~, 49, I'M, NINA
There are some fair Newfoundland dogs Du' hohe
q, them are held at high figure. Roy-Bo Guam n
,on sable and white collie, 10 valued al . y Vov'
~ong tn, other fine coles Clipper ana Gienil'a',
sanle and white dogs. owned by James war" WATSON
Dnhlio scott from the Chestnut Hill Kennels Oi.o1
Maid an English bitch. owned oy tue Asso0i az.
Fanc;ers. and worth $500, and Lady Ais; I9 RON
the Hampstead Farm Kennel wanda , Dl,u =
deer.hound worth $4,000, belonging 10 'on1 IoaJ
Thayer. Lancaster, Mass; Highland haaole 49,
at So. 900, and Heather Belle, befga anu iho'"'
worth 81 900 each. po,m,n Cham.
,;"D I'm, i;sh setter worth $4,000 Champ ION Chei'
IA 'iris6 setter owned by Max Wenze n0ooAen'
H. valued at $4,000; Trpoo anu hnou ,iii.a
champion bull dogs, So, 00O each Rienmond J pn
- cLamnion fox TERROR bitch, S1O,OOO, ana huoy
Mixer fox TERROR dog, 81 .OOo II, ,., p;xos
no axhihitiou will continue until FRIDAY TITUS
we're awarded in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
State bonds we're quiet Arkansas "a to Pine BLUM RAIL
,,d sold AZ 90 OF city bank stocks Citizens sold lO

State bonds quiet: Arkansas "a TO fine bun ha
road sold at 90 OF city bank stocks Citizens sold DC,
welldistrbuted business was done in railway bonds
but In the strong Erie second 6s sold az
lat Ills. and 8s we're Il lower at lo2. Mobile end
Ohio rrst debentures were on a. OF anu
seconds sold a. SS ess asSsnsars IS were
steady 1914 Pennsylvania tss were nrmer a. soo
wsr 't Z: wsrS Chicago and 81
rt receipts declined TO es , ra, aeS
IS s.asr aP & we're easier 7s
ernaioaa am Great Northern s. were Oh per sent 70
3D. s,n AZ & Burlington and Quincy deOentrs S.
were y per cent higher It iost Sreen pA va
Ss sS .ts Chicago division were steady a. sss sss
%tantic aud Pacific rose g TO 34 and closed o.
louis Arkansas aud Texas rsts were strong up to lo2
OF unlisted securities dealt Ia ~ tne osoce s
5aa Mex ican National nrsts second nslament paid
S3s 600 at 0Os asO7s, and nrst Trust receipts % ~
az aOlo Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas CITY wliooV AZ
a7seSs Boston. Hartford Erie-Kno wltons-aoo,
at isis sio Boston. aoosac Tunnel ana western ~
lake Ere and Western 300 AZ "a and preferred soU
at a5s co., Mexican National oe a sns p,s'
sscmrity Nillng and Mining 1000 at 70 81 9aso Ia.
Santiago a4o0l at So 1884 90 aud st Kelvin uo'So"
Nancy ruled easy at about per cent early exception
ally per cent. and later az per cen Si''"s
ne p snb. treasury was debtor a the Clearing House
s25ll and u rceemse balance made up
nv sa,Ss Of s,sobs currency and s39o452 coin Inc
~ nsya,ions covered: Receipts, 81, 75s7lsi pay
wcnfs 81 3JOaOs currency balance Sio7ss'aiS; COLI
1s sarins House statement to-day was as follows
Ercn.nsss Isl ~ 5I7 sol; balances. S5,2o2,12o
1ha II,,red states treasury at washington reSs"c"
sa.;s o.aI NATIONAL pank notes Tor redemption -,
Receipts we're 1923, and the INTERNAL
revenue receipts Sls3.o3o -, . ..-.,v .,oadv nj
Quotations for business rs follows: hakers
Hills 81 a. a and n 81 for long aud snort sternas 20
,,y,.iy = JuA and s. Iss for francs 3o'e ans 9o~
for recSn,srxs I0s and 4O4 Tor guiiaers. n, monev
In onon british consols openeu LILO hikhor o' @ .
=. a. 100 mt cosed at lO2 ZIG Tor both money al"
count Bar silver weak an! declined rs,ys were
PEI and Irregular with no special leaurrs ous.
shan awaiting developments from the nome " ~ ,o
81 and sgnf exchange Loudonwas weak AZ IoI'
francs the a. ~, ...o,. s.wo.ahl~ rrograss
q, sh snbscripIion TO issue OF the Mnns
anos sanIs Ste. Marie and Atlantic RAILWAY "rs' '"oS
,,age X per cent gold bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
". TOWNSEND ON MARITIME INTERESTS

The fifteenth annual meeting OF the Maritime AssHcla
ton had good attendance yesterday and the annual
rcports of the officers showed the affairs OF the assoca
ton 10 be in a satisfactory condition with about per
cent of the revenue added 10 the reserve fund and te
volume OF business done 10 per cent In excess OF ha OF
the previous year. Many OF the members OF adHeIre
views were observed Ia squirm and their iacia 81
nressons denoted signs OF disapproyal OF the feefade
views of President John T. Townsend but they listened
m them without any verbal opposition out OF courtesy 10
his office and recalled the fact that he figured prominent
liz in the Cleveland and Hendricks campaign -,
Mr. Townsend quoted from the resolutions OF inc
American shipping and Industrial League having u
membershp OF about 10000. suggesting encouIaeeIu
10 the American merchant marine through law sinlr
10 that which revived the French mercantile nhihe
membership OF the association NJ the beginning oI uIe
wear was 2OO2, but dulness of trade ana decline III
the saable value OF memberships caused many W iaii
i'm arrears for dues and by canceinng anu nuyihf
MEMBERSHIPS in at auction, only ISIS are now
ing The ordinary receipts exceeded the expense "
s5O79 and the assets including S6I4o sun que Ion
The defunct Marine Bank. are Sis,49o MANY conulpu
fions OF books and curiosities were ahe 10 e huseu
and library Twentyone members died during me wear.
Regret was expressed that the Deficiency OIL ihleu III
its passage by Congress, the daily cable report p
Valencia Ireland giving the weather encounteTtu y!
essels off the British to the signal service ha
been discontinued on that account 80 ,.,
a resolution offered by Aaron Vanderbilt was ahopWu
concr,rng in the views of the Secretary OF inc nay
lacking To the organization OF naval reserve 10 CONSIST
of steamers that may he found suitable atter
few alterations armament, and urging mat ulese
views meet the support OF Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
RITZ OF LEGAL NEWS.

Fihu Root counsel Of the Broadway aud Seventh Avenue
railroad Company yesterday in thu Supreme Court Cham
her. refuses. 10 aecede Justice Donohnes suggestion that
Tie should Withdraw its request 10 interviews IN to
OF tie Metropolitan Transit Compaiy ior the ap
niment of commission TO determine what sum the com
snv should nav city for the Use OF broadway Io an
ssi.xated rairoad. Justice D0nohue has denied Ar.
fioof,s reouest anil he and T. " Iait IL, 20 on
rscor formally on their application Justice Donohue has
set down saturday or the hearing on ne 'oi
the comm salon. -. -, ~. -.
sut against Dr. James oReilv, In which s-ooo Was
cia,ned Tor an alleged libel contained IN death ccito'e
yesterday IN the City court ~ judge
Ebrcn Gregory and his vile Ninlirua WAC reIo TAO
their child Nellie died al thoiE ODe
:, III Nest Forty. February 1856. OF sinpio
and that defendant ,eruned lat e -ea.h
as cunseauenty Tie neglect OF het parents ~ s a
sser mo dos Tor denies malice but said a inc i.he was
iutnxcsled isL time lac called Inc panns 90 III Sn
snr Ell 10 eject parent should appear rs the D
70 tho mother ana theu motion 10 dismiss ON Inc
na thai te latneI the natural guArdan oil Inc ehiiu
4raEieL
attachment against the property Of Nine Fanny Japau
sc,k was granted Justice Donohue yestea! al ie su.
MARY a. Eendle CLAIMS 900 ot unpaid roy
, me rr TO the play Chesney Oln Oh when III
husband, the piAintIn eans lo.De inc
authOress. . ,.,,. ~.
,i, bv Harry NJ Geschedt lawyer against lila far-
-, rcver - 25O for legal services tried IN the superior
before Justrce and Jury resulted yesleiuen ~
tct Tor lie plaintiff S-OJ. Tie defence was Una
m fu for services rendered ha pceh msur anu
connter clsn OF st up Tor aamagcs Ass eu 70
skill -. ,,.,.,
This summing ND in the pane win case was centnnea
vseriay Charles Babott one OF the counsel iof john
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
an APPEAL TO HARLEM REPUBLIoAEs.

The committee appointed at meeting OF the louhs
Mems Republican Club and Oh Tue ehfo'eu
VIVA Assembly District 10 nominate ticket 10
ne supported at the primaries Friday night na ISSUED
an address urging all enrolled kcpuDheahs " t "a
-, a.. ,rimaTies The address gives the following as
reasons Tor urging such action:
Under the rules County Committee !, Is proniae
ma, meetings Of the Republicans shall be ne
month the purpose general discussion on patty year
and prooosng peis embcrshp FOR tc past year
but one meeting has been held thus preyepuno many HUN
Joining becoming members. - $50. 49,. n.sn
fr fae a-t Three tickets ballots nave been
mailed Nv Association 10 the voters oi
$. The roll of memoershp has been Kept IRON 'aose
see II. o.. a.. ..c,e,arv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
TWO VICTORIES FOR TIE ERIE RAILWAY.

inheritance TO the Enc Railroad has just Deeu de.
c,a,d I'm ts favor by the OF Appeals III lh5l william
Herring Of London claiming to be the owner OF some
trust bonds. guaranteed by the old Erie Com
49, sut against the present company. alleging
lere A. some tn foreci0sue pioceo
eeeng re and Of tho New OK LA.e
800 Wsst.rp Railroad Company The plalntlu WAS dsi.@o
the special General fer aud Appealed 70 ne Souf o
winch Yesterday rendered decision IN favor OF tho
cpn.ny THIS di.pOses oi an questions ss 70 no
III, OF e present company 10 all the rtnen.es anu
winch 10 acquired unher tno tolo
closures and RECONCILIATION The case was sIsnea ID e
Appeals by w. W. AAcf AT anu <Iu oeo y. =
stock in behalf the defendant and Gray Davenport ap
re canvauy united with Mr Montgomery and other
creditors Of McHenry issuing attachments Agans. nv
and effects In New-lork. a motion was male ny
Ecenry counsel before Judge Patterson 70 tsse
hut the Judge said The grounds upon whlen
a. onTf moved these Attachments are purely
schnca The points taken by the defendant ar
And have presented In very enecuse way
bnt do not tina the aachmcnw snou oe ss
80 r wao of avarments OF luT.istonal FACTS inc 10
ensant IA fully isei what the cause OF ACTON ~
there rs no necessity whatever Tor orIeIing tst ,o
be reformed. The motloh ~ uopieu wa" 49, ~ -
a.le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
coyrrsr1sG HER HUSBANDS WILL

Antoine Eugene welche Frenchman died In this city on
Jupo 1885 leaving will by which his property VA ued at
700 900 francs was given trust 10 his executors Frederic L.
Coudert Charles Coudert and Louis l. .ouusIh nc
Ter Margaret until should become twenty ears
.e az .ntrs estate was The viii was nateh
Esh,uary a 1882 July o. 1854. he married DIS semi
wife Johanna who u now conteslhk us VII ~ ~, =
efas udae Van and Jury In behalf o. the widow
her husband after ne mar
. her hsd written u the French Consul uenrra IN
wish that at his death one'ia Oh hs
,a,e shond 90 TO lie IN lieu OF DOVER anu one
70 ms daughter entire estate going 70 the later o
~ e. o Mrs. Welche This ruled out Dr. Chares ~.
Pfeer testified the t.statr was OF sound na when e
sed the will other witnssses swore tnat was Fnb
nar,y executed The jury directed TO bring In seaie
yerdlct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
WILLIAM ELLISS SECOND TRIAL FOR AURDhh

The second trial of william Ellis VINO Is accu'eo Vi
,,risr in the frat degree in killing his wife, Anna was
heon Yesterday before Judge Cowing Ellis was tried III
February and the jury disagreed He and his wife hVed
in the tenementhouse No 81 East Seventy d d
and Frequently duarrelled. He reported 10 the ponce on
Sovener I3 that his wife dead. and according 10
his own story he had known that his wife was lying On
ths hoor fur dsy before. He said that be SUR
nosed that she had fallen of the bed The state OF er
body showed however that she had been beaten nceu
new Bedford opened the The testimony was Iepe
tition of that which given AZ the former lrlal
ar az The occupants OF rooms In the tenement house
testified 10 hearing cries and the sound OF BLOWS Oh inc
uighf of November IL. when IL Is supposed tht the
Liilin took place Mrs Hannah Enge testified tat sue
vas With Mrs Ellis almost al day on November IL Sne
did not leave the rooms OF Mrs. Ellis ant snort ue
h,re the time when her husband that he retried
Mira Ellis was then in good health, sober and with bone
Of the disngiring marks which were afterwafo iohu
uDOn her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
PAYMENTS INJURED RY FIRES.

General Newton Commissioner Of Public Works wrote 10
,r.t,on Counsel Lacombe calling his attention TO the
great injury cases Is done TO 'he
ens nv Ares made unde kettles IN which asphai or pc
heated for roofing other The neat lrop
6res which usually made on The inncAte VI nj
causes blocks Ia CRACK aud anu
sIaree depression the pavement genofaAy Ie.
heeu built In cases the onenolnH pr
have nut out the until the pavement poper
with earth from sx 70 sens haIs th, any
80 anendpg NJ prosecuted ana on convicton pe pun
sted ~ imprisonment nc n'iN'" Az" ~
viii rese.sy he evil complained o.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
THE TRIAL or SAMUEL J. LOWELL

The trial OF Samuel j. Lowell On the hdictmcno ioi
attempting to blackman Charles c. Sears OF bunalo
was continued yestei day In the Court OF oyer anu
eImner Tie cross-exaInina ion 0f May Anna Ibdo
VA finished witnouJ shahins ner testimony III icsau
10 the nature Of the alleged cons Tracy ny WHICH twv
with having sought 10 entiap Mr. sears Mucn .iin1
was consumed in reading the testimony Of Lo ,,sr
which passed between Sears and those engaged ~, IN
the effort 10 associae his name with that Vi thc
ABANDONED woman. The trial VIII be resumed this
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
rr.o,r,S FINANCIAL MARKErs.

,oxnox Anru lD.-l2.3O D. m -Consols. lO2 Ilo lot
,asv ami he account Atlantic aud Great western ttse
M"rtgare trustees Certificates 40 do seconI
ia .na.n Pacific 6J y Erie. 80 " do second Sonsos
ioa. Mexican Ordinary 81 Pennsylvania, Oh ho~uns
-. -, n. ,,.,, pa,r.. At al francs
10 centlmes iof the account ~. .,o.,~... 1r,..
,s 4ess do Mortgage lss canadian
Pacific Us "A. krie. 3jsa do second Sonsois' i'f<'
Ordinary 80 &; Reading. "a -
pi. auos per cent reEtes 81 francs II cen.
,,nss fsr aooosnI and Ichxnge London at 70 francs
cent? Tor checks
Bar silver Is quoted at III per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, April l9.-in the United states supreme
Court To- day the following business transacted;
No 2s3-Henry Bean and others. appellants agt VIII,
lam T. Patterson and others Argument cOhthueh w
q Vest appeiees and concluded ~ James bo'''"
Tor the appellants .u.n,s act tia
a.e Shoe aud Michigan southern Railroad COMPANY AT
ge by James Allen ior appellants and ny george fs"n
lOT appellee -. -, go, o,,.r. a,n.uan a Art Mar.
m Suitlsy Argument begun by John Webster iof appel
ants
Adournef until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
COL HAzARD on HIS UNDERGROUND ROAD.

oo1 BAzARp on HIS UYDERGROUND ROAD
IN. ,tus of the Rapid Transit Commission YESTERDAY
colonel Rowland r. Hazard explained his ideas OF how rapid
tran.ir under ground could be accomplished IN THIS cry "
is member Of the Underground Railway CONSTRUCTION oo
80 na a. al,.,dy .atsd IN THE TRIBUNE behaves that
fsnS Of ,ne and onehalf feet finished enough u,
an underground railway 20 run Us cars me ha,reen the
trucks thus reducing height above the ras ' n H.
o The cara Colonel Hazard stated that nIs
motor woud be electric engine OF 5oOhorse INV
being IN process ofconstruetion In Providehc@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
NOTES ABOUT MEN AND CLUBS

The game at washington PARK yes
,erday d 10 be postponed again account OF the CONDITION
OF the grounds The same mines VIII play to-d~y.
Tns urouose game Baltimore between the Atnec anu
Baltimore could not be played owing % me eaa @ ne
"a the NewYork ersey City mines WI cross oas
The 81 Louis has occurred new ptenet nAmsu RIB
Catcher Graves ree b. indianapolis club has ALSO
signed With the American champions 80. uy..h
Giant" Whitney 10 pitching IN nne iofn ior 'no WASH
M nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
THE HARvARD CLUB INCORPORATED

cor,ora,ea for the promotion social intercourse among
those who have been Instructors al naryr
Irnversity aud tine abshment OF cluo hon-e ~
txassess are Edward Wetuiore Edward King fIaneis NJ
Wehl Charles Beaman. Edward L. Paris !. fIs ~
fv.w,eIl Wtlian Worthen O. y Greene. ~, Jan W
Hswss A X. Flake. Clement Cleveland William no9 ~
~a,ery r Nathaniel y smith. Nathaniel A. Pretiss - "
E,aSe2 Eugene H. Hawkins William s. seamans. William
gton and samuel H. Ofdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
BASEBALL GAHES

CINCINNATI April lathe Cincinnau ana 0icseuu
=, =. easy victory for the home club Morrison pitcher win
lille effect The score was; . -
Cincinnati . q o l. =
pa,a h,t.-C,nc.nnat "a: Cleveland lb Errors-Cihe'
NAT Cleveland 4 Picbers-MeGnnis ana hofrisoD' 0nr
plre-Mr. CuthDert 49,, -.
LOUISVILLE. April Ie-Toeay's match between the LOUIS
% ana A. Louis clubs was hard fought one from start 10
nnsh the champions by brilliant rally In the maj
inning The home nine oatted haru' ou' i'S' '' s -
moor WORK In the neid. The score was;
st Iou. .......... 20 ! 3|9
Louisville ------o y
p..s h,t.-st Louis la Louisville 10 Errors-st Louis
2; Louisville. Pitchers-Caruthers snu hAhSeJ'
Mr. Bauer.
eame by heavy batting IN the latter part VI VIC A ~
Score was; a , n
Ss.n,ne .........o o o.
Base hts-washin ston. 10 Toronto @ Ashns
TOO Toronto Ptchers-Whitney and Cronln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
rryrRaL OF HOMRR MOR0AN.

The funeral Of Homer Morgan the weknewn real estate
and broker took place yesterday al his home No ll2
rsst Nipeteenthst There large attendance OF rea
ssves friends and and there Were
- old people MI Morgan lad supported
Dr some years The services rere ny ~ ~ sw
6,cneGtcr WHO o6icisted st the burial Among tnose
vesanS we're IN. Howard crosby Morris =, ye.np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
4rrrNnANnE IN THE aCHOOLG

ATERAGE ATTENDANCE IN THE SCHOOLS
A. the meeting Of Board Of dueson today IL Is e1
pecttd that report viii be made iaVor Oh asohshns the
Salaries OF the regulated Ihs r,nsy lsaeheis
mas peen strongly Tor th1 purpose Tor
severa years and other older Organizations AMONG lne
their eEoft 10 toh'iDeo sno e"s
ss..s.. tl,.f liza Az Is good one.